Angel Reese Stuns WNBA Crowd With Impressive 46th Double-Double, Setting New Record

Angel Reese is playing her own game and doing it flawlessly.

On Monday, August 25, 2025, Reese etched her name into the WNBA history books once again after securing her 46th double-double.

Angel Reese's new record also comes amid the LSU alum gearing up for the release of her signature sneaker, the "Angel Reese 1," a sleek silhouette that perfectly resembles the basketball star's style on and off the court.

Last night, during the Chicago Sky's 79-74 loss against A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces, Reese notched her 46th career double-double. Although securing the stat is a common occurrence for Reese, her most recent was special, considering the fact that she now holds the record for earning the most double-doubles in her first two seasons.

Reese's latest double-double has officially placed her name in the WNBA record books, soaring past Tina Charles of the Connecticut Sun, who previously earned the title after securing 45 double-doubles during the 2010 and 2011 seasons.

Despite the loss, Reese still had an impressive performance last night, tallying 10 points and 17 rebounds. The NCAA national champion also added four assists, three steals, and one block to her stats.

Following Reese's performance, social media users lit up different threads to praise the athlete for her impressive new accolade, with one commenter writing, "I've seen enough. Angel deserves a statue in the future."

Other users boasted about how spectacular a player they believe Reese is, adding, "Through everything, Angel has been consistent ... she deserves all defensive first team and to at least be in the [defensive player of the year] convo."

Reese's double-double during last night's game also marked her 20th of the season, officially placing her at the top of the leaderboard, surpassing Alyssa Thomas and 3x MVP Wilson.

"You're the best," a third user commented online. "Congratulations. 20 double-doubles. Awesome Angel Reese."

This isn't the first time Reese has seen her name at the top of the standings. In fact, during her rookie season, the WNBA superstar set another record for most consecutive double-doubles with 15.

The Bayou Barbie continued that and set another record during her first All-Star game in 2024, earning a double-double after dropping 12 points and tallying 11 rebounds.

"[Winning] is what's most important to me," Reese said previously about her double-double records. "I think I've done a great job, being able to be consistent, and I've broken the record already. So [I want to] be able to just be me and do whatever my teammates need."

The good news doesn't stop there for Reese, either. According to a previous report from The Blast, the LSU alum is gearing up for the launch of her signature sneaker, the "Angel Reese 1," which is scheduled for release on September 18, 2025, on Reebok.com and in select brick-and-mortar retailers.

The basketball shoe, which will debut in three original colorways, Diamond Dust, Mebounds, and Receipts Ready, features Reebok's signature Exoskeleton upper, along with impressive performance technology, including the company's Energy Return System (ERS) and TPU stability cup.

For Reese, the launch of her signature sneaker is more than what it seems. "It's my style, my story, and my stamp on the game," she said.

Reese also had a direct hand in designing the first edition of her signature sneaker, explaining that the shoe is "true to who I am" and should encourage other athletes to "stand in their power."

"At the end of the day, it's built for basketball, made to move and perform at the highest level," she added.

Reebok CEO and President Todd Krinksy is ready for the release of Reese's sneaker, revealing it "marks the next chapter for Reebok basketball, where performance meets personal style."

And Reese clearly agrees, stating that she wanted her shoes to be as versatile as possible.

"The versatility of being able to wear the shoes on and off the court was the most important thing to me. I really wanted to have a shoe that I can wear on the court, but also in the tunnel, fits, fashion moments, events, and big things," she said.

"We're bringing back that old-school look, the old-school vibes. People are going to be wearing Reebok everywhere, just like how they wear Jordans everywhere. I want people to wear the Angel Reese 1s everywhere and just to be a household name, to have no limits on what I can do and what I can accomplish."